Sentence examples for timing when I from inspiring English sources

It's all timing: when I'm 80, I'm all for being a drug addict, but not now.

There's also timing: When I did the IPO the price of oil was $140.

It was good timing when I saw Street at a recent meeting.

I'd like to think that the Flash team has a sense of humor and was well aware of the timing when it posted the blog entry, but I could also see the entry as unintentionally ironic.

He has a poor feel for timing when it comes to executing his drop-back and understanding receiver routes.

In my book, An American Hedgefund I talk a great deal about the ups and downs of trading and about the importance of timing, especially when I started trading during a time period from 1999-2002.

Stanton was asked about Steinbrenner's curious timing for his comments and said, "I think it's more the timing of when I'm stinking".

It was probably just the timing of when I went.

"The timing of when I got sick was kind of weird," he said.

Of course, many things depend on luck and timing but when I look back I can see some sort of path; one thing leads to another and I certainly feel that I am heading in the right direction.

This paper analyzes the impact of environmental taxes and quotas on the timing of adoption when (i) the rate at which new, improved energy-efficient technologies become available, is uncertain, and (ii) the investment decision is (at least partially) irreversible.